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Robin123
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http://www.fransussman.com/cistus-tea-or-how-to-become-repulsive-to-ticks/

Just read about this - does anyone have any experience with it?

According to info about it, it does a lot more than possibly protect against ticks - they're saying it's anti-inflam, anti-oxidant, detoxifier, goes after biofilms as well as candida, etc
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I just did a thread about Cistus incanus, with that exact information.

I heard some you tube videos, specially with dogs taking cistus, and it does seem it works.

I take cistus for a while, but not with that intention. And as I didn't take it regularly, I guess, I don't know if it works as tick repulsive.

Cistus however is a much more interesting plant for treating many diseases and biofilm.

I just took my cup now, I swear it does something.

I may be taking it during spring still, and I can tell you if it works against tick bites. But I can't be totally sure, as I do not attract tics as much as I did in the past, but I'll let you know.

My cat still brings ticks (even now in winter), but I am not sure I can give it to her...
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Here is Brussel's thread about Cistus Tea:

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=135143;p=0
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